Villa Subat | 2-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Antalya Kalkan

Imagine waking in the Taurus Mountain foothills where the Mediterranean breeze carries the scent of olive groves, your morning coffee waiting on a terrace that overlooks the valley’s subtle descent toward distant turquoise water. This luxury villa rental in Antalya sits in Islamlar—a village that time has quietly bypassed—where the choice between seclusion and sophistication resolves itself through simple geography. Villa Subat commands a hillside position that feels remote yet places Kalkan’s whitewashed harbour town just fifteen minutes away by car.

Inside Villa Subat

Villa Subat sleeps 4 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms spread across two floors. The architecture splits bedroom functions deliberately: one guest bedroom provides the circular jacuzzi bath experience, complete with dressing area and private balcony framing mountain vistas; the second offers twin beds with en-suite facilities and matching panoramic views. A separate guest toilet serves the ground-floor circulation. The colour palette—creams, whites, warm neutrals—absorbs Mediterranean light rather than competing with the landscape outside.

The fitness room occupies dedicated space with cross trainer, treadmill, free weights and yoga mats positioned before floor-to-ceiling windows. This is where guests choose: exercise with a view, or step directly into the sauna and hammam that flank the room. The open-plan living, kitchen and dining zone flows without walls, meaning cooking, conversation and view-watching happen simultaneously. Appliances are commercial-grade; the kitchen functions as easily for a guest preparing casual breakfast as for your private chef preparing evening service. All rooms feature televisions; underfloor heating activates when cooler months arrive; air-conditioning manages peak summer heat.

Practical amenities include a washing machine, water purification system, generator and water tank (essential in rural Antalya), board games for lazy afternoons, hairdryers, pool towels in abundant supply, and midweek cleaning service. Security operates visibly—cameras monitor the parking and front entrance; an alarm system provides peace of mind. Your arrival includes a welcome hamper. Children can access an extra bed; the property accommodates 5 people using this addition.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The swimming pool measures 10.5 metres long by 3.5 metres wide and reaches 1.4 metres depth—substantial enough for serious swimming but manageable for supervision. A retractable roof operates seasonally; heating maintains 26°C through winter months when Antalya’s cooler temperatures arrive. Sun loungers cluster in strategic shade; a double day bed offers two-person comfort for reading or afternoon rest. The pool shower rinses salt and chlorine immediately.

Beyond the water zone, the patio stretches across multiple levels. A covered terrace shields the dining table and built-in seating from both sun and occasional rain. The barbecue station—set apart for smoke management—anchors the entertaining space where eight people gather comfortably for evening meals. Cushioned seating groups invite conversation; coffee tables hold drinks and books. Every outdoor furniture position aligns with either mountain views or the valley’s western exposure, meaning sunset becomes a scheduled daily event rather than something observed casually.

Location: Antalya and the Surrounding Area

Islamlar village functions as a working Turkish community rather than a tourism installation. The local economy remains rooted in agriculture—olive cultivation, vine production, vegetable farming. Two trout farm restaurants operate within walking distance, distinguished by their thermal spring water and locally-caught freshwater fish, alongside traditional Turkish mezze prepared daily. Small neighbourhood shops supply daily necessities; no supermarket chains compromise the town’s character, though Kalkan (15km away) provides larger retail facilities including supermarkets stocked for international preferences.

Kalkan itself merits separate attention. Once a simple fishing village and now an established Mediterranean destination, it sits 15 kilometres southeast between Kas and Fethiye. The harbour descends through generations of whitewashed stone buildings draped in purple bougainvillaea, terminating at working fishing boats and evening gulet departures. Rooftop restaurants overlook the turquoise bay; waterfront cafes serve Turkish coffee while you watch boat traffic. The town remains authentically functional—locals outnumber tourists except July-August—making it ideal for eating where residents eat rather than in tourist-orientated venues.

Beaches within 20km include Kaputas Beach (8km), a dramatic cove accessed by descent through limestone cliffs, and Patara Beach (25km), an extensive sandy expanse backed by pine forest and ancient Lycian ruins. Both offer standard beach amenities—cafes, lounger rental, parasol shade. The Lycian Way Trail connects archaeological sites across 540 kilometres of Mediterranean coastline; sections near Islamlar suit day-hiking for active guests. Traditional wooden gulet boats depart Kalkan harbour daily for full-day cruises exploring the coast’s dramatic geology and underwater archaeology sites.

Kekova Island lies 30 kilometres southeast—a daytrip destination where submerged Lycian ruins create an underwater archaeological reserve. Boats from Kas (30km from Kalkan) provide access. Dalyan, 45 kilometres south, combines river delta exploration with ancient Caunos city ruins and famous Iztuzu Beach nesting grounds for loggerhead sea turtles (May-August). Our luxury villas in Antalya collection offers multiple mountain and coastal options; explore our full collection in Turkey for context-specific selections. For comprehensive destination inspiration, read our Turkey travel guide.

Seasonal considerations matter substantially. April-May and September-October deliver warm temperatures (22-28°C), manageable crowds, and green landscape. July-August peak summer brings intense heat (35°C+) and maximum tourist presence—manageable for those comfortable in heat but challenging for temperature-sensitive guests. November-March offers mild weather (12-18°C) suitable for hiking and cultural exploration; pool heating activates; fewer tourists create authenticity. Winter rainfall occurs sporadically, never approaching monsoon levels.

Getting to Villa Subat: Antalya International Airport (ADS), 85 kilometres away, requires approximately 90 minutes’ drive by private transfer. Dalaman Airport (DLM), 140 kilometres distant, involves a 2-hour transfer and serves as backup when Antalya flights prove inconvenient. Milas-Bodrum Airport (BJV) lies 180 kilometres away, rarely justified unless connection logistics demand it. Excellence Luxury Villas arranges transfers; the drive follows scenic Mediterranean coastal highway with Kalkan as a logical halfway waypoint for bathroom breaks or lunch.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Couples seeking active mountain-and-coast holidays find this villa’s combination of fitness facilities, nearby hiking, water sports access and intimate entertaining space directly aligned. Parents with children aged 6+ appreciate the pool safety features, nearby family-friendly beaches, and the dual-bedroom separation that permits children and adults different schedules. Multi-generational groups benefit from the two-bathroom layout—essential when three generations occupy shared space—and the flexibility to cook privately or hire a chef depending on daily energy levels and preference.

Remote workers choosing a month-long work-from-villa arrangement favour the reliable Wi-Fi, quiet location supporting concentration, and outdoor space permitting working on the terrace with mountain backdrop. Small groups of friends (4 people maximum) experience the villa as genuinely spacious—bedrooms feel private rather than compromised; entertaining flows naturally across indoor and outdoor zones without feeling cramped.

Practical Information

Villa Subat accommodates 4 guests as standard across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with a 5th guest possible using the available child’s extra bed. Antalya International Airport (85km away, 90-minute drive) serves as the primary arrival point; Excellence Luxury Villas arranges transfers at a fixed rate. The nearest supermarket operates in Kalkan, 15 kilometres away; local village shops suffice for daily essentials. Breakfast arrives included in your rental rate; your private chef is available for additional meals at supplementary cost. Catering packages accommodate special dietary requirements with advance notice. Board games, Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, pool heating (winter months), housekeeping service, pool towels, and a welcome hamper all form part of the standard offering. Check-in/check-out flexibility accommodates travel schedules beyond standard 4pm/10am times when the villa’s schedule permits.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Subat

How many guests does Villa Subat sleep?

Villa Subat sleeps 4 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms as standard. The property accommodates a 5th guest using an available child’s extra bed, suitable for children under 12. Each bedroom features private en-suite facilities and balcony access.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Subat in Antalya?

Antalya International Airport (ADS) sits 85 kilometres from Villa Subat, approximately 90 minutes by private car transfer. Dalaman Airport (DLM) operates 140 kilometres away (2-hour transfer) as a secondary option when flight connections prove more convenient. Excellence Luxury Villas arranges transfers to eliminate the uncertainty of public transportation.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Subat?

April-May and September-October deliver ideal conditions for most guests—warm temperatures (22-28°C) without peak summer intensity, reduced tourist crowds, and lush landscape. July-August suits those comfortable with heat (regularly 35°C+) and preferring vibrant evening activity in nearby towns. November-March offers mild temperatures (12-18°C), active hiking conditions, authentic local interactions, and pool heating for comfort.

Is Villa Subat suitable for families with children?

Yes, Villa Subat functions well for families. The 10.5-metre heated pool permits supervised swimming from age 4+; the enclosed terrace minimises unsupervised access to the property perimeter. Nearby family beaches (Patara Beach, 25km away) offer shallow entry zones and lifeguard presence. The fitness room and sauna provide adult relaxation space when children occupy themselves with board games or television. Children’s meals can be prepared separately; your private chef accommodates multiple dinner times if desired.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Subat?

Standard inclusions encompass: breakfast service, Wi-Fi internet, air-conditioning and underfloor heating, pool heating during cooler months, all linen and pool towels, weekly housekeeping with midweek cleaning, board games and entertainment, welcome hamper, security systems and monitoring, and use of all fitness equipment (treadmill, cross trainer, weights), sauna and hammam facilities. Catering and chef services are available at supplementary cost; transfers from Antalya International Airport are arranged separately.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Subat?

Two trout farm restaurants operate within walking distance of Villa Subat, celebrated for thermal spring water-fed tanks and daily-prepared Turkish mezze alongside fresh fish. Kalkan harbour (15km away) features waterfront restaurants including Mermerli Fish Restaurant and rooftop establishments serving traditional Turkish and Mediterranean cuisine. The local village provides bread, produce and basic supplies daily; larger supermarkets and international goods shops cluster in Kalkan town centre, 15 kilometres away. Kas (30km south) offers additional dining and shopping variety if a more extensive choice becomes desirable during extended stays.